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What Is This Houseplant?

What Is This Houseplant? - notched leaf plantI bought this plant about a week ago and I was trying to look up info on it. However the name on the side is not bringing up correct results. Anyone know?

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What Is This Houseplant?
 

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March 30, 20180 found this helpful
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The name on the plant is "half" right. It is in the Aralia family.

  • Your plant looks healthy so you must be "treating" it correctly.
  • It appears to be False Aralia but not the most common type so you might have to check a lot of sites to find this one.
  • You can check the answers on this ThriftyFun posting.
  • www.thriftyfun.com/Identifying-a-Houseplant-99.html
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March 31, 20180 found this helpful
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The store has marked you plant correctly, but the name they have used is the one that is less common to the Aralia family of plants. I do believe that a lot of people will call this a False Aralia plant. You might not find the exact photo of this plant online.

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What I've found out is that website who try to help identify plants, really don't have all the different plants listed which makes the search hard and time consuming.

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March 30, 20180 found this helpful

I saw a plant similar to yours under the name false aralia.

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January 6, 20190 found this helpful

I have the same plant and i have no idea what it called. Mine is just growing tall. I bought it at Lowe's or Home Depot 2 years ago and it's about 18 inches tall.

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August 24, 20190 found this helpful

So-called "false aralia" (dizygotheca elegantissima) have purple-ish leaves, but try googling Plerandra elegantissima and you may find one that matches what you have. Part of the problem is that horticulturalists cannot always agree on the scientific name for a plant, so they get labelled differently.

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